Moving into a new home marks the beginning of a fresh and exciting chapter in one's life. It's a time for new memories, new experiences, and of course, a new space to create your haven. As friends, family, or loved...
Swings in the western world are considered a calming stress free activity – It releases endorphins into the body which makes us feel happier and more focused. But it is a truth, we in India have long known. It’s calming,...
Want to refresh and create a new look for your home …Look no further than your walls to create a brand new look for your home ? Those walls are filled with possibilities—and a few additions can completely change the...
The annual Khoj exhibition has been a ritual for many - representing an annual pre Diwali tradition to fill the house with a special piece or two and catch up with festivities.
Hari Krishnan, advertising professional, amateur artist, avid digital artist, is a typical Khoj insider. He's an avid collector of Khoj pieces, one of our biggest evangelists and a documenter of the Khoj exhibition over the years.
In this blog, he captures the exhibition glimpses from the years past, shares his personal collection and re-lives his discovery of Khoj.
Our partner, Mon Ami Foundation has shared a short writeup on their work with the Tharu Tribe. Also a short photo feature documenting the women and the creation of these beautiful baskets. Originalism and the Tharu Collection The...
The Durga Puja in Bengal is an iconic festivity and captured in it's many moods and facets by various artists, photographers, filmmakers, authors over time.
For many of us who remain fascinated by the stories and rituals, Jashaswi Ghose, corporate lawyer and history buff takes us on a journey down the stories and symbolism behind the 6th and 8th days of the Pujo. He shares some images of his family Puja as well as some from Sotheby archives.
